Definitely. I use PopOS (based on Ubuntu) as my daily driver and I thought that I would be bothered by not having the latest version of everything (like Arch does) but in the end it doesn't really matter. Everything works as expected, I only have minor issues when, for example, a programming language I use has a major version change and my distro doesn't yet have it. On Arch since it gets everything as fast as possible I can easily change versions and upgrade to the latest, but on Ubuntu based stuff it may be not as easy to get the latest software if I happen to need it
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I have not tried Arch Linux so far, but I know that you can build it from scratch, and with kernel compiling, it is possible to optimize the kernel to the hardware (as I currently know, the latter is true for every Linux distribution, but I have not tried this so far either). But of course this is not for beginner Linux users, but for experienced Linux users.
Olá Igor, que eu me lembro você é brasileiro, né? Então vou lhe responder em português. Pop!_OS parece uma distro bastante interessante. Eu acompanho o canal do Diolinux há bastante tempo e ele está sempre mencionando essa distro. Espero um dia ter a oportunidade de testá-la.